Early Math101 - Number & Measurements 1 (3-4 Years Old)

Our Edx Education® Early Maths 101 To Go - Number & Measurement - Level 1 for early years learning is a fantastic bumper maths set, aimed at learning maths for 3 year olds and maths for 4 year olds. This home learning set contains everything you need to create and play maths games, so your child learns numbers and measurement through play.

Making Math Fun

Every component of the kit is thoughtfully curated to maximise learning potential while ensuring a fun experience for both parent and child. The kit has been specially designed by a leading children's maths teacher and author, Dr Paul Swan, to ensure the activities are engaging, educational and entertaining.

Hands on learning

Play various mini-games and activities so children can learn in a fun and engaging way. Enjoy spending time with your child as you help to teach them important skills such as counting including simple addition, logical thinking, sorting, matching and creating patterns, spatial reasoning and measurement and early arithmetic through maths games.

Product details

Included is a colour activity booklet, 25 maths activity cards and 7 different types of tactile maths items, including 12 Junior Rainbow Pebbles®, 20 Linking Cubes, 24 Farm Animal Counters, 2 Five Frames, 1 Bean Bag, 1 Colour Spinner and 1 Number Spinner.

Set includes: 12 Junior Rainbow Pebbles, 20 Linking Cubes, 24 Farm Animal Counters, 2 Five Frames, 1 Bean Bag, 1 Colour Spinner and 1 Number Spinner.

Size LxWxH: 37cm x 29.3cm x 6.5cm

Age: Suitable for learning maths for 3 year olds and maths for 4 year olds

MPN: EDX38110C

Supplied in a useful storage case with a carry handle. Safety tested to EN71, ASTM and CPSIA compliance.

Fun game ideas

• Colour Sorting: Scatter the Rainbow Pebbles on a table or floor and have children sort them by colour into different piles or containers. This game helps reinforce colour recognition and sorting skills.
• Sensory Bins: Fill a sensory bin with materials like rice or sand and hide Rainbow Pebbles within. Children can dig through the sensory material to find the pebbles, engaging their senses while also practising fine motor skills and exploration.
• Tower Building Contest: Challenge children to build the tallest tower they can using linking cubes. Set a time limit and see who can construct the tallest, most stable tower. This activity encourages teamwork, spatial awareness, and engineering skills.
• Counting and Math Games: Use linking cubes for counting activities, such as counting how many cubes tall a tower is or creating simple addition and subtraction problems.
• Count and Sort: Scatter the farm animal counters on a table or play area. Have children count how many of each animal there are and sort them into groups by type. This activity reinforces counting skills and introduces the concept of sorting.
• Memory Match: Place pairs of animal counters face down on a table. Children take turns flipping over two counters at a time, trying to find matching pairs of animals. If they find a match, they keep the pair and have another turn. The player with the most matches at the end wins. This game enhances memory and concentration skills.